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Topic: Chinese miners controls Bitcoin Bloomberg Confirms! - page 2. (Read 1193 times)

legendary
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Bitcoin's fate hinges on Chinese miners as long as they remain relevant, if the community really cares they would be able to ignore the miners and fork off to whatever they want to and just have to deal with less hashing power. The Chinese miners are only important as long as they stay on the same chain. Even if they are constantly relevant and nothing changes, it still doesn't matter as to what the miner's nationality is. Why do you care?

Also the shameless plug for Rimbit makes me less interested. I don't want some other shitty crypto.

What stops them from switching to any new fork? They have enough hashing power to mine on different forks at the same time.. if it was needed.  Wink .... I really do not know why people are so

obsessed with the Chinese miners. They have seen a opportunity to make money, and they grabbed it by the horns. There are enough money in the Western world to start massive mining operations,

but investors would rather open up another Mall.  Roll Eyes Silicon Valley have enough skills for the manufacturing of the Asic chips needed to do this.  Wink
hero member
Activity: 490
Merit: 520
Bitcoin's fate hinges on Chinese miners as long as they remain relevant, if the community really cares they would be able to ignore the miners and fork off to whatever they want to and just have to deal with less hashing power. The Chinese miners are only important as long as they stay on the same chain. Even if they are constantly relevant and nothing changes, it still doesn't matter as to what the miner's nationality is. Why do you care?

Also the shameless plug for Rimbit makes me less interested. I don't want some other shitty crypto.
member
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Merit: 10
what would be so bad if this would be true? don't they have an interest in a high price?
legendary
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Merit: 1599
I don't really think BTC is being controlled by China. The price doesn't change only because of the companies that got most of the hash power. We are a good factor for the price, although we don't have much in our wallets. Everyone selling except the Chinese miners would bring BTC down really easy and fast.
hero member
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We have several big companies located at china, and they have a lot of the total hash but saying they control bitcoin isnt the right thing, the early adopters has a word to say, and there are people with a good ammount of bitcoins not sold yet.
legendary
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Numbers on the Bloomberg article aren't really exact. So why is Rimbit better? Haven't heard of it yet.
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